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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2004 January CPs Minibox BAR F3s Loco scrap ya
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine January 2004
Special features
54 Perspective: I could model this! by Otto Vondrak
Plenty of modeling possibilities turn up in a small Texas town. 56 The Cincinnati & Southern by Dave Rickaby
Set near Cincinnati, traffic on this HO scale layout includes steel, coal, chemicals, automobiles and intermodal shipments.
97 Larry's Truck and Electric: A new look at an old industry by John Bruce
Join us for a look at a used locomotive dealer and scrapper whose operations could make a very interesting scene on any layout.
Modeling
61 A handbrake for the layout by Fred Lagno
Here is how you can build a manually-operated brake that will hold rolling stock in place on a grade.
75 Modeling the BAR's F3's in blue by Robert Bennett
Using HO scale models from Stewart and Highliner, the author models a pair of the Bangor & Aroostook's reliable F3's.
80 Essential Freight Cars, 9: Canadian Pacific's "minibox" by Ted
Culotta
Between 1929 and 1931, the CPR built 7,500 of these steel boxcars.
86 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: Polaris Motors by Tim Silvas
A trio of N scale City Classics service station kits provided the parts needed to build this 1950's-era automobile showroom.
88 Scratchbuilder's corner: Unconventional materials by Bob
Walker
A variety of interesting and useful modeling material can be found in art supply and craft stores.
90 Converting a CN Evans/Sieco boxcar from Plate B to Plate C; Part Il by Mike Rose
We conclude our boxcar kitbash with the final detailing, painting and weathering.
96 Creating a brick wall with appeal by Gerry Leone
This technique produces a peeled-paint look on brick structures.
Prototype
63 C&NW's Racine station by Keith Kohlmann
When it looked like the wrecking ball might be headed for this
depot, modeler Keith Kohlmann got out his measuring tape, camera and modeling tools. The result is a beautiful, scratchbuilt model.
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